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Brent Zahradnik from AMZ Pathfinder sits down with Michael to talk about potential starting bids for Amazon PPC Campaigns. They discuss where you should get your starting bids from, if you should use suggested bids, and different strategies for a variety of campaigns.
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Episode Highlights
- 0:00 What to expect in this episode
- 5:49 Where Do You Get Your Starting Bids From?
- 9:10 Should You Use Suggested Bids?
- 9:30 Brand New Keywords & Themes
- 10:00 Keywords Related To Those Previously Used
- 14:30 Bids For Single Keyword Campaigns
- 18:15 ASIN Targeting Starting Bids
- 21:15 Category Targeting
Links & Resources
- Where to find Brent Zahradnik, AMZ Pathfinder
- 7 Personalities Of Amazon PPC Bid Optimizers
- Following Amazon’s Suggestions? The Mysterious “Suggested Bid”
- How Do I Make The Most Of Amazon’s New Broad Match Update?
- How To Incorporate “Adjust Bids By Placement” Into Your Keyword Bids (Part 1)
- How To Incorporate “Adjust Bids By Placement” Into Your Keyword Bids (Part 2)
- Make Your Best Keywords Better With Single Keyword Campaigns
- Answered Prayers: Negative ASIN Targeting Comes To Auto Campaigns
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Podcast Credits
- Host and Executive Producer: Michael Erickson Facchin
- Senior Producer: Nancy Lili Gonzalez
- Podcast Coordinator: Catherine Cardenas
- Video and Audio Editor: Pedro Moreno
- Graphic Designer: Vanessa Nieto
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